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Cheetah
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| Tideo wrote: | how do you over clock O.o
can it be bad.. |
CPU speed is calculated by two things, the FSB x the multiplier. Since the multiplier is locked on almost all CPU's, overclocking is generally done by raising the FSB in the BIOS.
It increases heat and power consumption so you need to have a good cooling system and PSU, and if you do it wrong you can make the system unstable and even kill components.
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raina
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| Posted: Tue Sep 16, 2008 9:29 pm Post subject: |
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| Cheetah wrote: | | Tideo wrote: | how do you over clock O.o
can it be bad.. |
CPU speed is calculated by two things, the FSB x the multiplier. Since the multiplier is locked on almost all CPU's, overclocking is generally done by raising the FSB in the BIOS.
It increases heat and power consumption so you need to have a good cooling system and PSU, and if you do it wrong you can make the system unstable and even kill components. |
If u over do it, u can melt parts of ur motherboard.
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| Code: | $chmod+bruteforcer.py
import CMD
filename = CMD.environ.get('BRUTEFORCER')
CMD.path.file(bruteforcer):
execfile('bruteforcer')
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Cheetah
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| Posted: Thu Sep 18, 2008 10:06 pm Post subject: |
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| raina wrote: | | Cheetah wrote: | | Tideo wrote: | how do you over clock O.o
can it be bad.. |
CPU speed is calculated by two things, the FSB x the multiplier. Since the multiplier is locked on almost all CPU's, overclocking is generally done by raising the FSB in the BIOS.
It increases heat and power consumption so you need to have a good cooling system and PSU, and if you do it wrong you can make the system unstable and even kill components. |
If u over do it, u can melt parts of ur motherboard. |
As long as you don't get too crazy with the voltage, nothing will overheat/melt.
Frequency doesn't kill parts, just makes them unstable if overdone, but to reach those frequencies sometimes requires more voltage.
I try to not go over +0.2v from stock, 0.3v at most. After that the extra frequency you get is negligible and not worth the risk.
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